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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
12/17/2007 4:29:06 PM
I think that's a great picture & also should be Best in Project. I think it's a perfect example of equal and opposite.
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| Photo By: ol an
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
10/1/2007 9:56:44 PM
An outstanding composition. Good balance
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| Photo By: Murat Harmanlikli
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
9/29/2007 4:02:42 PM
Thanks Chris, I may try to print this one.
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| Photo By: Mike Marcotte
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
9/13/2007 5:01:05 PM
A moment well captured, the exposure is great & highlights the emotion of this shot. Very Nice
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| Photo By: Miroslaw Banasiewicz
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
8/31/2007 4:33:49 AM
I like this close-up. Very nicw capture
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Photo By: Joăo F * Photography
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
7/1/2007 4:34:16 PM
Mon Ami, this is a beautiful picture of Queen Anne in winter. I've attempted this myself. [Great minds think alike I say]. And if you ever get to Chicago again, maybe we can get together for a lunch or something. Good to hear from you again,
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| Photo By: Christian Barrette
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
6/18/2007 10:28:53 PM
Thanks Chris, I finally got started doing my own negatives. Can't find anyone to do them anyway.
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| Photo By: Mike Marcotte
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
6/22/2006 7:37:52 PM
Another photographer introduced me to Wright Morris' photographs as I was about to throw in the towel as far as photographing the building & farm scenes of the midwest. It gave me new energy.
This picture is a change from what I've seen others try to do & that is copy or reproduce the original. Good angle Don, & I see the place is still there. Nice shot.
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| Photo By: Don Loseke
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/25/2006 9:24:24 PM
That's a beautiful portrait. masterfully done.
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| Photo By: giorgio ruffinengo
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/25/2006 5:21:39 AM
Well deserved BIP Don, This is one of my many favorites of yours.
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| Photo By: Don Loseke
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/5/2006 12:55:20 AM
I like it better in B&W. No Matter what, a great capture
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| Photo By: giorgio ruffinengo
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/4/2006 3:32:42 PM
It's just a real tough situation[at least for me]to photograph. A photographer friend of mine has all the gadgets & for sunsets he uses a horizontal neutral density filter. If you're the type of person that doesn't mind setting up, they work pretty good. A little expevsive though. Those are some pretty neat landscapes you have & for you it would be worth it to look into some filters. I just hope I can get down there some day instead of looking at the pictures in National Geographic.
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| Photo By: greg collins
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/4/2006 2:38:37 AM
Harry, I've seen your wildlife pictures on this site as well as others & I never get tired of them. Photographing animals in their natural setting, [especially something that can kill you in an instant] has got to be greatly rewarding. Wonderful body of work you have.
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| Photo By: Harry Eggens
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/4/2006 12:25:28 AM
Nothing like nice healthy gums. Nice shot.
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| Photo By: giorgio ruffinengo
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/4/2006 12:24:22 AM
In my opinion this is excellent photography & you'll probably sell thousands of these as posters. I'd buy one. It's good you included the dog walker.
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| Photo By: brian underdown
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/4/2006 12:20:55 AM
I saw most of your portfolio & you have shown how beautiful a place New Zealand is, but not with this picture. There is that blotch of yellow that is supposed to be the sun & no detail at all in the shadows. The clouds are even a little out of focus. This just doesn't measure up to the rest of your work.
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| Photo By: greg collins
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/4/2006 12:02:31 AM
This is one of the most artistic presentations I've seen here. An outstanding tecnique.
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| Photo By: Bjorn Beheydt
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/2/2006 1:01:55 AM
Don, that is drop-dead gorgeous.
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| Photo By: Don Loseke
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/1/2006 6:32:57 PM
Good one David. A wide open space is good therapy. I feel better just having seen it.
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| Photo By: David Lockwood
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/1/2006 6:28:15 PM
I agree with nacho, an outstanding image.
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| Photo By: Tomek Swietoniowski
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/1/2006 5:34:31 PM
Good detail. Could be in a field guide. nice work.
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| Photo By: Ann Van Breemen
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/1/2006 5:32:10 PM
Still some artifacts around the cheek. Not a smooth transition. Also the space between the thumb & forefinger shows the old backround. Face a little soft.
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| Photo By: Greg Scott
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/1/2006 5:21:20 PM
It's pretty difficult to shoot directly at the sun & have any detail in the picture, although silhouettes show up nicely. The sun of course is way blown out & I think if you had cropped out that sun & just left the geese, the image would be much stronger. As it is, the eye goes right to that blown out yellow blotch on the right.
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| Photo By: John Loreaux
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/1/2006 5:06:58 PM
I don't see where it's well done or well organized as francesco suggests. It's backlit & so there is very little detail in the trees on the opposite bank. No defined subject, but I can see why you made the picture. To your eyes it was a great scene, but it didn't transfer to the medium.
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| Photo By: György Szönyi
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
3/1/2006 5:02:10 PM
The yellow petal in the center is way blown out & it looks as though the wing tips on the buttrerfly may be a little soft, maybe the wings are still moveing. I do like the symetry of it.
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| Photo By: Bill Synwoldt
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
2/14/2006 12:50:39 AM
I saw this thing about 30 years ago & never forgot it. Besides the other big hole out there, about the most awesome sight. Nice job on the panorama
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| Photo By: Don Loseke
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
2/12/2006 2:09:06 PM
Another well designed shot of yours. Your portfolio here is full of these & I like your style.
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| Photo By: Witold Spiess
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
2/12/2006 2:07:19 PM
The simple things are often the most interesting. I like the position in the frame.
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| Photo By: Witold Spiess
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
2/7/2006 4:37:06 PM
Tracey, this is an interesting shot to say the least. All of your photos are interesting in one way or another. My work brings me to small towns & villages every day, I really appreciate your work.
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| Photo By: Tracey MacLeod
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Critique By:
Mike Marcotte (K:3948)
2/7/2006 4:27:42 PM
An absolutely beautiful portrait.
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| Photo By: * James *
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